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Samsung Foundry Forum in Silicon Valley postponed over pandemicTechnologyMar 16, 2020Samsung Electronics’ annual forums on its semiconductor foundry business strategy for this year have been postponed due to the new coronavirus pandemic, the tech giant said Monday. The company poste... -
Coupang named one of most innovative firms in worldTechnologyMar 13, 2020Coupang, South Korea’s leading delivery service provider, has been named one of the world’s most innovative companies by a US market researcher in recognition of the firm’s e-commerce technology and ... -
Tech giants put off handset debuts over pandemicTechnologyMar 12, 2020Major tech giants have postponed the launch of their latest smartphone models as the global novel coronavirus outbreak has been classified as a pandemic, according to industry sources Thursday. Chin... -
Samsung committee advises heir to apologize to publicIndustryMar 11, 2020Samsung’s compliance monitoring committee, led by former Justice Kim Ji-hyung, has advised the conglomerate’s heir, Lee Jae-yong, and seven affiliates to apologize to the public for past wrongdoing i... -
Samsung, LG eye Japan’s 5G smartphone marketTechnologyMar 10, 2020South Korean tech firms said Tuesday they are gearing up for the commercialization of 5G services in Japan with plans to roll out latest smartphone models as SoftBank Telecom is set to launch operati... -
Samsung unveils new solid-state battery techTechnologyMar 10, 2020The team, for the first time, incorporated a silver-carbon composite layer as the anode into a prototype pouch, enabling the battery to support a larger capacity and longer lifespan while enhancing s... -
Samsung’s Vietnam operations may be affected by entry banTechnologyMar 9, 2020Samsung Group’s affiliates in Vietnam could take a blow from the entry restrictions on travelers from South Korea imposed by the local government due to the coronavirus spread, according to industry ... -
LG Chem unlikely to spin off EV battery biz this yearTechnologyMar 9, 2020LG Chem, a leading lithium-ion battery supplier, seems unlikely to push ahead with plans to spin off its battery business this year, a news report suggested Monday. The report said the company’s tas... -
Global smartphone market likely to contract over rampant coronavirusTechnologyMar 8, 2020Amid the ceaseless spread of the novel coronavirus around the globe, the world’s smartphone market is forecast to witness a contraction in the first half of the year, according to various market repo... -
Samsung clinches 5G deal with New Zealand’s biggest mobile carrierTechnologyMar 5, 2020Samsung Electronics said Thursday it has clinched a 5G network supply deal with New Zealand’s largest mobile carrier Spark. The South Korean tech giant said it will help establish Spark’s 5G network... -
Samsung’s chip division creates own AI centerTechnologyMar 4, 2020Samsung Electronics’ semiconductor division has launched its own artificial intelligence research center and is scouting global talent, according to industry sources Wednesday. The new unit under th... -
Korean panel makers’ transformation from LCD to OLED meets virus hurdleTechnologyMar 4, 2020Market figures on Wednesday showed Korean display makers are accelerating their plans to shift their focus from the money-losing liquid crystal display business to the growing organic light-emitting ... -
Samsung heir visits smartphone plant in GumiTechnologyMar 3, 2020Lee, with a face mask, checked out the current production process as he took a tour of the assembly line along with President Roh Tae-moon, head of the mobile device business. “I really appreciate y... -
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[Photo News] PARTITIONED LUNCHIndustryMar 3, 2020LG employees eat lunch at partitioned tables as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19, at the group’s Twin Towers headquarters in Yeouido, western Seoul, Tuesday. (LG Corp.) -
Chip industry rebounds despite coronavirus woesTechnologyMar 3, 2020The semiconductor industry, bellwether for the South Korean economy, showed signs of recovery last month, despite the aggravating coronavirus woes, according to various indicators Tuesday. The count...
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